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Paul McCartney s'enfuit à New York

Le chanteur en a assez de la frénésie qui entoure sa séparation avec Heather Mills et a pris un vol pour New York.

Paul McCartney a quitté l'Angleterre ce mardi et ne veut plus entendre parler du passé de sa femme et mère de sa fille, la petite Beatrice. Il en a assez des histoires de photos pornographiques et de prostitution : Heather Mills aurait joué les call-girls pour de riches hommes d'affaires.

A l'atterrissage à New York, il semblait très fatigué et a fait un signe de paix à la foule qui l'attendait. A ceux qui lui demandaient comment il allait, alors qu'il va divorcer, il a répondu : "OK".

June 15, 2006 -- Contact Music

McCARTNEY TO PREVIEW BEATLES MUSICAL

Sir Paul McCartney is jetting from New York City to Las Vegas, Nevada, today for a preview of the forthcoming Cirque du Soleil production inspired by The Beatles' music.

The veteran singer, who turns 64 on Sunday, is currently on a brief business trip to the United States, but hopes to return to England this week to celebrate his birthday with his four children.

McCartney will be enjoying an exclusive sneak peak of the show, which is set to premiere at The Mirage hotel and resort on June 30.

The Let It Be hitmaker will join former Beatles bandmate Ringo Starr at the opening night, as well as the widows of late bandmates George Harrison and John Lennon - Olivia and Yoko Ono respectively.

June 15, 2006 -- Macca Report News

Paul tapes promo for Beatles "LOVE"

According to Access Hollywood, Paul is in Las Vegas to tape an interview to promote the new Cirque Du Soleil show.

June 16, 2006 -- Las Vegas Journal Review

McCartney feels love of cast, crew

To Sir, with love.

Sir Paul McCartney received a royal welcome at The Mirage on Thursday from the cast and crew after his first viewing of "Love," the new Cirque du Soleil show featuring the music of The Beatles.

Sixty cast members and more than 120 technicians serenaded the music icon with a chorus of "Happy Birthday." McCartney, who turns 64 on Sunday, flew in shortly before the show.

As he exited the show, admirers shouted "thank you Paul" amid applause.

He was to leave Las Vegas late Thursday en route to London, where he planned to celebrate his birthday with family, a Cirque source said.

pOlO a écrit:j'adore le premier article. Typiquement français...